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July 27 2010

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A photograph of a seated man in saffron-orange robes on an orange cushioned throne, hands pressed together in namaskar with eyes closed. He has long dark hair swept back and a rudraksha mala around his neck. Before him, a woman in a white sari with a gold border and another woman in white clothing offer cups, and a bald man in a white t-shirt holds a cup toward him. A brass tray with flowers sits at the base of the throne, along with apples and a basket of fruit. Behind is a flower-decorated shrine with a carved stone deity murti and pink and yellow blossoms. Appearance-based label: a person, seated on the throne, receiving offerings during a ritual.July 27 20102010-07-27 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha-style red mark on the forehead, hands pressed together in namaste, on a gilded throne with red cushions decorated with red and white flower garlands and a yellow-and-orange garland around the neck. a person: the seated figure wears saffron/orange ornate robes with a yellow garland and sits on the ornate throne. Around the throne, six devotees in white and yellow ritual clothing sit on the floor performing a pada puja, with one person offering a silver vessel and others with folded hands. Red trays holding fruit and ritual items flank the throne, along with a water bottle and a book on a side table.2009-11-272010 - Photo Album +1 copiesAugust 13 20092009-08-13A figure in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate gold throne with red velvet cushions, the backrest and arms draped with red and white flower garlands. He has his palms pressed together in namaste, eyes closed, a red bindi on his forehead and a red flower garland with a white garland at his chest. Several devotees in white and pastel clothing sit around the throne's base, some with hands raised in offering. Trays of apples, fruit and sweets sit on red-draped tables on either side, with a water bottle nearby. A plain cream wall forms the backdrop. a person is seated centrally, identified by the saffron robes, rudraksha-style garlands and ceremonial throne setting.2009-11-292010 - Photo Album +1 copiesA seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a long-haired, swept-back style and a flower garland sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, hands joined in namaste. Around him, devotees sit on the white floor: a woman in white with a yellow border and hands folded, an older woman with grey hair, a woman in white with a flower in her hair, and a man in white with a yellow shawl and joined hands. A saffron-robed attendant kneels beside the throne. In front lie trays of fresh fruit including apples, oranges and bananas, a brass plate of flower petals, brass lamps and a kalasha-style vessel on a mat. Probable Swamiji: the seated figure shows long hair, saffron robes and a garland, consistent with the page's identification.2009-08-13A seated figure in saffron-orange robes with a white flower garland sits with palms pressed together in namaste on an ornate gold-and-red throne in a bare white-walled room. Around him, several women in white saris with gold borders sit on a white cloth with palms joined or heads bowed in reverence. A man in an orange robe kneels in front, hands folded, and two young men in white with yellow shawls sit at right, also in namaste. Trays of fruit, flowers, sweets and coconuts are set out on the floor in front of the throne. The scene resembles a devotional reception or puja. Copyright overlay text appears at lower right.2009-08-13A seated man in an orange saffron robe with long dark hair sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne, palms pressed together in namaste. A woman in a white sari with gold border kneels at the foot of the throne, offering flowers and a silver plate. Scattered petals lie on a red cushion and white cloth. A seated devotee in orange clothing and a man in white kurta sit nearby with hands joined. Setting is a plain room with white walls and a window.2009-08-01 +1 copiesNovember 24 20092009-11-24November 20 20092009-11-20